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I have the Juniper VPN working under Linux. Pulse Secure (as it's now called) is supported by the openconnect package[1]. It was pretty straight forward to get
by elFarto 9y ago
I have the Juniper VPN working under Linux. Pulse Secure (as it's now called) is supported by the openconnect package[1]. It was pretty straight forward to get working. There's even a Network Manager plugin to allow you to configure it via the GUI.
Since you're running Fedora, you can probably do something like:
sudo dnf install openconnect NetworkManager-openconnect
[1] http://www.infradead.org/openconnect/ http://www.infradead.org/openconnect/
- BuildTheRobots 9y agoAs I'm currently going through similar pain, I'd point out that the Juniper OpenConnect connectivity seems to require the Juniper firewall has WebVPN enabled for this to work on linux (Pulse Secure on windows, however, doesn't need it). The official PulseSecure client for linux manages to install but then fails to launch with ubuntu 16.04...
- INTPenis 9y agoI did eventually end up trying openconnect but our Pulse uses OTP and host checker. So I was lead down a path where I needed a script that would answer host checker. But couldn't get that working and gave up, only gave it one evening so far.